Wasmer Alternatives

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• Shopping cart written in C?
  reddit.com/r/openbsd | 2021-02-23

  The goal is for the UI to be fast with low memory/CPU usage, and available on all major platforms (Windows/Mac/Linux/Android/iOS). By targeting [WASM](https://wasmer.io/], the app should be able to run on all major platforms without any/minimal code changes.

• Openbazaar post-mortem?
  reddit.com/r/OpenBazaar | 2021-02-19

  Main development target should be WASM, so that mobile apps can be deployed to Apple/Google devices without kowtowing to the app store gatekeepers.

• AssemblyLift v0.2.9: BIG performance boost + new features! 🚀
  dev.to | 2021-02-09

  The most recent update, 0.2.9, was just published the other day and includes an upgrade to Wasmer 1.0 inside the AssemblyLift Lambda runtime. The latest build of Wasmer gives us significant gains, so I thought now would be a good time to document all the recent changes! 🎉

• news.ycombinator.com | 2021-02-08

  There is no V8 here, you don't need a JS VM to run WASM. It uses wasmer, a Rust based WASM VM: https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer

• Could WebAssembly and WebGPU be the next hope of the Linux desktop ?
  reddit.com/r/linux | 2021-02-05

  I think yes, I saw wasmer https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer the other day haven't tried myself but having runtime that works everywhere seems like good step, there's also lunatic https://github.com/lunatic-solutions/lunatic which also seems pretty cool

• Understand WebAssembly in 6 minutes
  dev.to | 2021-02-05

  The name WebAssembly is a bit misleading. WebAssembly does indeed work for the Web, but it is not limited to it! The team that made WebAssembly has gone to a lot of trouble to make it generic so that it can be used everywhere. We're starting to see examples of this.

• Wasmer: Lightweight Containers Based on WebAssembly
  news.ycombinator.com | 2021-01-09
• Wasmer 1.0 released, the fastest WebAssembly VM, cross-compilation, headless, native object engine, AOT compilers and more!
  reddit.com/r/programming | 2021-01-07

  It is true that wasmtime (or more clearly, Mozilla) had people that were active in the Wasm Working Groups. They aren't alone though! Google, Intel, Parity, Fastly, Cloudflare and others are super active too. Keep in mind that at Wasmer we are a small team of ~4-6 developers. We do our best but we can't be as present and active as larger teams, for obvious reasons. We do contribute actively to the Wasm C API, Wasm C++ API, WIT, WASI etc. working groups for example. We also provide WAPM, a Wasm Package Manager, and we provide language integrations of WebAssembly inside Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, Java, Postgres, and others (by contributors) like R, Elixir, D… (see the complete list actual). It helps to spread WebAssembly everywhere and to create usecases. That's really interesting.

  reddit.com/r/programming | 2021-01-07

  There is another aspect to consider: To execute the compiled code, Wasmer provides multiple engines: JIT, native shared library, and native object file. Each of them have pros and cons (we are probably going to write a longer article to detail that, and show all the great features they enable). Very shortly:

• Please include Haiku Os · wasmerio/wasmer
  reddit.com/r/WebAssembly | 2021-01-01
• Please include Haiku Os · Issue #495 · wasmerio/wasmer
  reddit.com/r/haikuOS | 2020-12-23
• Rusticles #20 - Wed Nov 18 2020
  dev.to | 2020-11-17

  wasmerio/wasmer (Rust): 🚀 The leading WebAssembly Runtime supporting WASI and Emscripten

• Rusticles #19 - Wed Nov 11 2020
  dev.to | 2020-11-10

  wasmerio/wasmer (Rust): 🚀 The leading WebAssembly Runtime supporting WASI and Emscripten